- Bolivia announced two tax relief measures reducing the overall tax burden by about 2.39%.
- The Special Consumption Tax (ICE) increase on beverages is moderated to 8.5%, protecting the wine industry from a much higher inflation-driven hike.
- The VAT system is reformed to a transparent 13% rate applied outside the invoice price, replacing the previous embedded calculation.
- These changes aim to ease financial pressure on citizens and businesses, improve tax transparency, and reduce administrative burdens.
Source: regfollower.com
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